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I keep meeting my birth mum, but she doesn't know it's me.

She had me when she was 14, and I, now a 24-year-old man, was given up for adoption.

My parents told me about her growing up.

I still had the letter that she wrote to me, telling my parents they could give it to me

if they wanted.

It's crazy reading it sometimes, and knowing it was a literal child who wrote it, saying

she's sorry she couldn't be my mummy, but she hopes I'm happy.

She was open to having contact, but we moved for my dad's job when I was 11, and then it

seemed impossible to find her.

But luckily, I did.

She's working at this small restaurant, and I keep going, but she doesn't know it's me.

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